Software Testing Blog

Software glitches happen, and they can be a real headache. They slow us down, confuse users, and hurt the overall experience. Finding and fixing these bugs quickly is essential.

In a world where information is power, conveying complex technical concepts in a clear and comprehensible manner is crucial. Technical writers play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between technical information and a broader audience. However, to effectively translate complex data into understandable content, having the right set of tools is imperative.

Testing is a vital phase in software development and an absolute must for flawless software aligned with customer needs. Testing software manually can consume a significant amount of time and effort when done by individuals lacking experience and the necessary skills in this area.

Every day, thousands of new vulnerabilities emerge, creating new opportunities for hackers. The bad guys don’t take breaks or vacations! They are actively working to compromise your systems.

We are thrilled to share our 2023 corporate social responsibility (CSR) report! At QAwerk, we believe that a business can be both profitable and responsible. We are committed to helping businesses ship robust and secure digital experiences, taking steps to reduce our environmental footprint, promoting diversity and inclusion, and giving back to the communities where we operate.

When building an automation testing framework, one of the crucial aspects is to determine how to design tests in a way that allows for the distribution of execution logic independently from the implementation.

Mobile app development is evolving at a very fast pace. There’s an app for almost everything, from dating and tracking sleep cycles to making doctor’s appointments and booking flights. Shopping, music, finance, fitness classes, news, and reading — digital users can get all this done through apps.

API testing is a critical stage in the QA process that involves analyzing application program interfaces (APIs) to evaluate their functionality, security, performance, and reliability.

Product testing is a crucial stage in software development, and it tolerates no levity. It relies on testing tools and frameworks to take your software product through numerous test cases that simulate real-world usage. To harness the full benefit of your product testing process, you should test your product against factors called software test metrics.

In today’s rapid-fire development environments, security can often be a neglected afterthought. Applications that lack effective security controls are low-hanging fruit for threat actors. Thus